科索沃议会周六因一场激烈冲突而中断会议。[1]反对党议员蒂姆·卡德里亚伊在喊出"Shame on you!"后，向代理总理阿尔宾·库尔蒂扔出鸡蛋。[1]库尔蒂随后回应称，他"乐于为对话的代价付出这个代价"。[1]
这一事件反映了科索沃当前的政治僵局。[1]库尔蒂正竭力争取反对党的支持以选举新总统，但议会陷入困境，反对党拒绝同意任何候选人。[1]议会的宪法截止日期已于周五过期。[1]库尔蒂的VV党虽然在六月的快速选举中保持了议会多数席位，但需要获得三分之二多数才能选举总统。[1]该党的支持率从51%下跌至43%。[1]两年内，科索沃已举行三次选举。[1]
Acting Prime Minister Albin Kurti faced a dramatic disruption during a parliamentary session on Saturday when an opposition lawmaker threw an egg at him [1]. The incident occurred as Kosovo's parliament remained deadlocked over efforts to elect a new president, with Kurti struggling to secure the supermajority support needed to advance his preferred candidate [1].
Opposition MP Tim Kadriaj hurled the egg after shouting "Shame on you!" at Kurti [1]. The acting prime minister responded philosophically to the protest, stating he was "happy to pay this price if it was the cost of dialogue" [1]. The confrontation underscored mounting tensions within Kosovo's fractured political landscape, where the government faces a constitutional deadline that expired on Friday for electing a parliamentary speaker [1].
Kurti's VV party has seen its parliamentary strength weaken significantly, with its vote share declining from 51 percent to 43 percent following June snap elections [1]. While the party maintains a parliamentary majority, electing a president requires a two-thirds supermajority, a threshold the opposition has refused to help the government meet by withholding support for Kurti's candidates [1]. The political crisis reflects deeper instability in Kosovo, which has held three elections within two years [1].